Wilhelmina Ahrens is carrying plenty of momentum into her Level 10 debut after an impressive Level 9 season that saw her finish sixth in the all-around at Westerns and capture silver on bars with a 9.475. She’s been spending the offseason refining her routines and building difficulty, with several exciting skills taking shape. On bars, she’s been working a bail to handstand and Ray, while floor upgrades include a double tuck. Vault brings a Yurchenko tuck half, and on beam, she’s been developing a front tuck mount and aerial. With a Westerns medal already on her résumé and new skills coming together across all four events, Ahrens has plenty of potential to make an impact in her first Level 10 season. We can’t wait to see the noise she makes as she takes this next step.